Conditional formatting of charts

specky

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I'd like to be able to conditionally format the data series of a chart depending on the results - is this possible? If so, how?

I'm heavily involved in service level agreements and would like the colour of the data series to show either Red, Orange or Green depending on whether or not we meet our targets.

Any ideas?
 

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I'm just using a straightforward bar chart.
The type of conditions I'm using are as follows:

Percentage of Calls not Completed (for example)
>=15% then bar would be Red
Between 10-15% then bar would be Orange and
<=10% then bar would be Green

Hope this helps.
 
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